FurBabies by Nancy Beiman for February 24, 2024

They probably be more apt to react to vey quiet noises or none, “Why is it so quiet and what are they up to?”

Our Black Lab would just look up to see if the loud noise was important, then would go back to what she was doing. She would have been a great therapy dog. Pixel would have been a good therapy cat. He automatically went to whoever was in pain, cuddle the part that hurt, and purr.

It must be hard to balance, standing the way Kate is.

Lovin’ the puppy sock, or is it a shoe, abuse on the couch.

I can hear Sirius’ ‘whappity whap whap’ LOL

Any parent of small children could pass that test!

Sitting on newspapers? Reading the comics?

There’s nothing more comforting than to have a furry critter come up to your hospital bed and give kisses and licks! Tails wagging, and a great handler bringing cheer to patients! ❤️❤️❤️

Stella enjoys her wine glass of water. So cute.

Whappity whap whap!! I look forward to tomorrow!

She can’t be that loud, could she?

Stella’s wine glass, (✿◠‿◠) classy girl! This rest is similar to item #9 on the list, “Reactions to distractions.”

Good one.

Yeah, I think they’ve got that covered with no issue.

“Whappity whap whap” is such a fabulous onomatopea!

Ha, love it. Ignore the ‘whappity whap whap’. Focus on the comics… Focus on the comics…